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What was it like to be part of this snapshot of the UK art scene in 2015?

Signed comment about the Twenty Under Forty summer fiction issue... What are we to make of this snapshot of a generation on the eve of the next century?

By Bill Buford The New Yorker, June 21 , 1999P. 65 Signed comment about the Twenty Under Forty summer fiction issue... What are we to make of this snapshot of a generation on the eve of the next century?

His newest book, What Sort of Life This Is, is a curation of this snapshot aesthetic.

The results of this "snapshot" survey confirm and complement those of the National Cancer Peer Review Programme that included visits to all cancer networks in England between November 2004 and March 2007 [ 12].

The advantages of this snapshot device are elimination of the eye motion artifacts and pixel misregistration problems in traditional scanning-based hyperspectral retinal cameras, and real-time imaging of oxygen saturation dynamics with sub-second temporal resolution.

In the end, the best response to this snapshot of Britain's wellbeing is surely a British one.

By way of illustration, consider this snapshot of about three hours on the first evening of the conference.

Well, take this snapshot of some of the Web's predictions for Week 15 of the NFL season, for example.

As for the All Blacks, who are the very opposite of a lesser nation, I give you this snapshot of their thinking.

This snapshot of the landscape of parasite cysteine peptidases is complex and highly populated, suggesting that expansion of research beyond the few 'model' parasite peptidases is now timely.